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Newspaper

Anita Record

Location

Anita, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1926

Page

3

The Bankrupt Brinton Faces a creditor’s gambit

Bernstein the senior creditor orchestrates a tense meeting with Brinton. The Blissville merchant pleads for time to save his daughter while creditors weigh extending terms. Bernstein quietly recalls a twenty year old vendetta as Brinton hovers between bankruptcy and relief.

Stein John Brinton Bernstein Brinton Blissville Mr. Brinton Brinten Bern Brinton Aittle

Fountains Spill Wine at Marino Italian Festival

At Marino Italy the Great Feast of the Wine features two fountains pouring wine after a cathedral blessing and a town procession. Officials and guests drink first as white and red wine flows, about 7 264 quarts in two hours amid vinous festoons.

Marino Italy Edwin Robert Petre London Morning Post Bacchus

There’s Many a Slip

Mrs. Mitchell discovers a new maid praised as a treasure and asks Mary to fetch a letter, then humorously quibbles over which letter to bring the dentist bill or the vicar’s summer fete note. The anecdote plays on the maid’s apparent virtue and the host’s teasing doubt.

London

Avoid Butterfat Losses in Cream

A Minnesota study by Goodwin Rogness tests separator cleanliness on 24 creamers. Groups washing twice daily save the most butterfat, while minimal washing loses more each month and year. The report urges regular skim milk testing and thorough post separation washing.

Minnesota Goodwin Rogness Floyd FE. Ball Colorado Dairy

Latest cucumber beetle control methods refined

The article describes a dusting hood device with a ground hood and multiple tubes to apply nicotine dust directly to cucumber plants, killing beetles. It compares the new method favorably to older repellent dusts using calcium arsenate and gypsum or flour and lime.

Prevent Egg Eating by Darkening All Nests

The article advises darkening nests to stop egg eating in hens kept in confinement. It explains that hens break eggs while scratching in nests, risk of repeated behavior, and suggests using a long covered box with a single entrance as a practical nest design.

Farm Advice and Livestock Handling Tips

Practical notes on farm management cover guarding pig pens to protect piglets, keeping collars clean to prevent sore shoulders in work horses, and a ration for pigs mixing corn chop shorts and tankage. It notes that all breeds can be profitable with proper care and urges neighbor cooperation to control pocket goppers.

Potato Spraying Raises Potato Yields Says Plant Pathologist

A New Jersey agriculture expert urges disease control through spraying to boost profits. Home made Bordeaux mixture sprayed on Irish Cobbler and other varieties increased yields by 30 to 80 bushels per acre in recent tests, suggesting spraying is essential for profitable potato farming.

New Jersey College of Agriculture J. H. Randle Elmer I. B. van Derveerg Freehold Green Mountains

New Whitewash Formula Delivers Durable Exterior Interior Finish

A New Jersey College of Agriculture recipe improves whitewash durability by adding salt, alum and sulphate of zinc. The method blends lime, zinc, alum and salt in hot water, then combines with skimmed milk to yield a hard glossy, nearly waterproof coating for walls and ceilings in barns and outbuildings.

New Jersey College of Agriculture

Most Successful Method for Controlling Weeds

A call to early weed control urges farmers to harvest with a hoe when weeds first appear to prevent nutrient loss to wheat or corn. Delaying fights against weeds lowers yields, as germination and growth steal food from crops. Continuous weed warfare avoids extra feed costs for livestock.

Duck nutrition for Pekin and runner ducks

Ducks may be fed on chicken rations but better results come from more green seeds and mash. Pekin eggs are mainly for hatching and after laying they receive a maintenance ration until December 1 when a laying ration and more mash are used. Runner ducks are kept for commercial eggs and should receive laying rations year round.

Dairy Barn Facilities for Profitable Dairying

The article stresses the need for proper barn facilities for successful dairying. It notes many dairies operate in cramped quarters but questions long term profitability. It links stable quality and sanitation as crucial alongside good cows and their improvement.

Moonlit Blooms Crown Northern Nights In June Meadow

Flower lights endure through long twilights as June passes into July. Pale midsummer blossoms glow in meadows and along woodsides under moon and stars. The Plough appears briefly in the northern sky before dawn. Anthony Collett notes the night’s quiet glow.

Anthony Collett

Lion Farm at El Monte California Attracts Attention

A five acre lion farm in El Monte California houses about 75 lions. The property features tropical shrubs from Africa and the owner sells lions on the hoof to movies zoos and circuses.

United States el Monte Calif Africa

Arvida City Rising in Quebec Water Power Project

St John district in Quebec develops a city to be known as Arvida tied to the Chute a Caron water power project. Officials expect a population of about 30 000 at completion with a planned industrial and residential layout.

St. John Quebec Arvida Chute A Caron

Man’s task lightened by a light heart

Quote attributed to Wallace notes that when a person carries a light heart, tasks feel easier and burdens seem smaller.

Wallace

Not Thorough Mag Says Modern Cooking Schools Fall Short

A magazine critic argues modern cooking schools lack thorough instruction and might teach pupils to handle dyspepsia in ways that miss core culinary rigor.

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